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RepairsThen run for the hills.In Bridgeport, Connecticut and many North East regions we also include Snow Removal and Pest control.Explore all markets but do your research, as to where net migration and jobs are heading.

Plumbing: Remove all existing plumbing drain and supply lines and install new plumbing supply lines to the newkitchen location, new laundry location front and rear hose bibs and new hot water heater location.

Or at the very least remove the picture of the rear yard.

This also is applicable to the sale of the property and satisfies our 10% down required from our lender (SBA 504 loan -- good for owner-occupied small businesses, which we are and is a whole other topic on a different strategy to acquire commercial RE).2) From our effective date, the closing date is set for 365 days.

Judge recommends I obtain an attorney to proceed with removing the tenant.

For example, if the roof is remaining, I would remove the shingles (unless your are layering them) and make sure there is no sheathing/plywood to replace or any other 'unexpected' damage then you are more certain of your costs.

OR WA CA very definitely and you must be a licensed foreclosure consultant in Oregon to deal with anyone in foreclosure I used to do a ton of this prior to the laws coming into effect in 08 ish.. lots of fraud lots of very bad actors in that arena.. and again you cant do anything that a good or competent agent can do. and in Oregon a licensed foreclosure consultant is a broker a lawyer or  MLO  . not a private citizen

Problem is, obviously, that you're limited in advertising and marketing the place effectively til the repairs and make-ready are complete, because until then you can't take good pictures or show the place to prospective tenants. 

It should be the result of a deep conversation with a tax professional to understand the pros, cons, and risks.If you have a mortgage on the property, I agree that it opens a lot of tricky side effects that you need to mitigate.